Hi can someone tell me how he gets 1.75FB=1500 from 3/4FB+FB-1500=0 1.75 Fo = 1S00%3DFB = 857.14 |bsLoxPase-FoFrISoolbs Fa나Ff =642.86 lbs%3DE Fy =Fr Fg-150016by(4) F. +3}F,Fr=Fo유 Fs + Fs-IS00= O3

given equation are = 3/4 FB +FB - 1500 =0 TO FIND =THE VALUE OF FB

Answered: 1.75 Fg 1S00 FB = 857.14 |lbs Fr =Fe…

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1.75 Fg 1S00 FB = 857.14 |lbs Fr =Fe Pase- ISoo lbs Fo %3D Fr=642.86 lbs (4) F. 3 F. 유 Fs + Fg-IS00-O